Whitby Pocket Knife, 1.75" Survival Stainless Steel Folding Knives UK Legal Sprint Cactus Green Finish, Stylish High Performance, Non Locking EDC Blade, Portable for Camping Hiking

This is an excellent and well made small knife. Fits in the pocket or any small compartment in your backpack. Very sharp and cuts paracord easily. It's just a handy size for a backpack or survival bag. Its smallness and sharpness and ease of use, make it a really good addition to your outdoor kit.

Very small but useful blade. Would sit on a keyring easily to have on hand always. Obviously very much at the smaller end of blades so just bear that in mind depending what you need it for.But for pure convenience, sharpness and aesthetics. It is literally the perfect small blade.

A good quality, good looking, handy little knife. The fold is stiff so you don't need to worry about it folding back in on you and small enough that you can feel comfortable having it on your keyring without raising eyebrows.

This is a great quality pocket knife thay is small enough to fit in your hand comfortably.It has a decent weight to it thay ensures it is easy to use.I opted for the green colour and it is nice, it stands out amongst other tools.Arrived in a well presented case.Only negative would be thay it is made in China despite having strong English branding ie, Whitby and Cumbria.

They should call this one the MINT.Seriously, it's mint! and a great, clean, immaculate finish to it.I really like it and I'm happy to have parted with my money. If there is anyone annoyed by the size?? you DID know what you were getting!It's cute and sharp and feels nice to hold, I trust it could help in a number of ways.The perfect way to start collecting knives again (specifically just UK legals now) and starting with this sweet, little thing has done nothing but turn my zealous 'step' of collecting into a happy 'SPRINT' !!....If I HAD to find any fault at all, I'd say perhaps a bit more of a smaller box would suit it better, the actual 'Mint' could fit in comfortably with space to go I reckon, but it's not too silly I guess...and the box on a whole is nice enough with a clean, good quality felt finish and the magnetic shut function is also on the stronger side, so great enough for collecting I feel. I'm pretty sure I'm going purchase maybe 1 or.... 7 more?!?.. We'll see. ☺️, but I've always wanted to buy some 'Whitby' blades and always related them to 'Sheffield Steel' for some reason or just something of good quality at least... And I love Whitby anyways!!! Git up!Happy customer I am. Take the plunge you'll be happy enough regarding price to quality ratio I reckon. Thumbs up 👍🏻

Firstly to address the elephant in the room, I am pretty sure that the design of this knife is a rip off of the James Brand Elko, with a couple of subtle differences. The most notable one would be the blade shape, with the SPRINT featuring a drop point to the Elko's spey point.However despite the blatant similarities, what struck me about this tool is its price, it is highly affordable which is a welcome change to overpriced tools today. In terms of construction, the cutting edge is constructed from 12CR27 stainless steel for the price it functions really well and was shaving sharp out of the box. The handle scales are constructed from anodised aluminium, after a week of use these haven't seen any wear, although I am pretty confident they will get a worn look after a year.What really makes this tool worthwhile is the lanyard ring/flathead screwdriver. As a photographer, it is a perfect size and shape for screwing in L brackets and camera mounts.I adore utility products, however with the UK knife laws and bad press, even swiss army knives raise eyebrows when used for legitimate purposes. This however doesn't draw the same attention, looking like a keyring rather than something other members of public fear.For me, it is the perfect tool for my needs and if I do lose my current one the attractive price point will not break the bank in replacing it. - Whitby hats off to you for the perfect tool.

Blade was sharp out the box and has remained sharp so far. Feels well built and durable. Folding mechanism is strong smooth. Can't fault it

Handy Little tool very sharp